With increasing concerns about soil health, climate change, and the sustainability of conventional farming practices, regenerative agriculture has emerged as a promising solution. So promising that I believe regenerative farming is the future of agriculture. But what does regenerative farming mean and why should it matter to everyday food consumers like you and I?

What if we could make the earth healthy by making more eco-conscious choices in our garden? Using regenerative gardening practices, we can have a positive

Using regenerative farming practices, the husband and wife team at Farm du Bec Hellouin have been able to grow more on less land, while also restoring soil fertility, sequestering carbon and cultivating biodiversity.

Thanks for stopping by Green Willow Homestead! From chicken rearing to composting, we've got our hands full and we love sharing what we've learned along the way. Follow along as we turn the 80 acres...

Weeds are the bane of every farmer and gardener's existence. Before you go crusading against the weeds in your garden follow these tips and tricks!

One of our incredible partner farms, has been working on a regenerative farming system for the past 5 years with the hopes of improving soil fertility across their pastures.

The soil undeniably sustains us, without it there would be no gardens, no farms, no livestock– nothing. As we continue to overuse and undernourish the soil, we are shorting both the earth and ourselves. These three books map out different approaches to revitalizing our soil through regenerative agriculture. “In healthy, living soils covered with green plants

Working in harmony with nature, regenerative agriculture encourages the living things of the earth to thrive in their native habitats. This system of principles and practices respects the soil and waterways we all depend upon.

What you eat matters! Growing a regenerative garden encourages healthy sustainable eating and helps prevent climate change.